Birdie Tebbetts backs off Milwaukee manager post
Birdie Tebbetts said he will not seek the Milwaukee Braves managerial job, preferring his role as executive vice president. He stated he made the decision to leave managing a year ago and sees no shift in his stance despite rumors of being the club's future field boss. Tebbetts added that owner Lou Perini and general manager Bucky Harris have not approached him about a return to managing.
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Featherweight Champ Moore Stops Briton in 1st Round
World featherweight champion Davey Moorefield of Ohio needed 2 minutes 50 seconds to stop Bobby Neill of Britain in the first round. Neill endured a brutal barrage despite fighting back bravely, but referee Tommy Little halted the bout with five seconds left in the opening frame.
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Celtics Fit After Colds Says Auerbach
Boston. Coach Red Auerbach declared the world champions in top physical shape after a long inter-squad session at Holyoke. He noted the recent cold outbreak has cleared and Tammy Heinsohn’s ailment is improving as the team plans another workout in Cambridge before a street trip to Syracuse for a lone road game.
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Boxing results and schedule scattered across cities
Boxers from multiple locales report mixed outcomes with Frankie Daniels edging Beh Baker on points in Pittsburgh and Frankie Falder winning on points in Antonio. Al St. John stopped Jimmy Monts in Hartford while a heavyweight bout in San Jose was postponed to November 2. Paddy Demarco and Sian Harrington are noted with uncertain weights in Honolulu and Brooklyn entries.
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Failing Lopez and a World Series misplay taints Chicago game
The piece critiques Al Lopez and his handling in the World Series, noting Warren Lopez’s risky decisions and a sequence where Luis Aparicio failed to take a walk to force in a run. It highlights Wynn’s struggles, Sherry’s control, and Alston’s bullpen management, while contrasting Lopez with Chicago’s misplays and late-game pivots.
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Williams Defeats Tisdale in Exhibition Fight
Williams defeats Lilly Tisdale of Birport Conn by knockout at 2:49 of the third round in an exhibition. The bout fuels talk of Williams arranging three 10 round exhibitions with heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson in New England next month. Promoter Sam Silverman quotes a $7500 offer per exhibition and notes Williams seeks to buy a home in the suburbs.
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Rodriguez Favored Over Logart In Miami Welter Bout
Luis Rodriguez a Cuban welterweight with 24 straight wins is a 21 favorite to defeat Isaac Logart in a 10 round bout at Miami Beach Auditorium tonight. Rodriguez 22, from Havana. Logart 3312 7 record, native of Camaguey, Cuba. Televised nationally on ABC at 9 p.m. EST.
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Record purse set for Los Angeles Open golf event
The 34th Los Angeles Open runs January 7 to 11 at Rancho Municipal in West Los Angeles with a record purse of 344,500, surpassing last year’s 40,000. Don Selten, chair of the Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce, announced the prize fund.
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Stamps Licked By Rurals 4-0 In PC League
The Purals increased their first place lead in the Fast Office Bowling League Monday at New Jefferson Alleys by taking four points from the Stamps. Air Mail won 4-0 to move into second place, while Air X logs top scorer Ge Boynton rolled 345 and Registy bowler Fil Marecorte had 135 as the high single.
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Bowling Bulletin Board Bowling League Standings and Highs
Bowling bulletin lists standings for multiple leagues with team records and high bowlers. Stingers Cuba Libres and Rat Todds show wins and losses. individual scores feature G Wojtkowski 326 three string and I Watkowski 125 single, with further totals for Debbe and Ann McGulzan among others. Forest Teague league records Cedar Birch Maple Elm divisions and top totals include J McKeer and J Volin 298.
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Bucknell Surges To Runner Up In Lambert Cup Race
Delaware remains first as Bucknell rises from fifth to second after stunning Rutgers and routing Tufts. The Azaria panel’s rankings show West Chester slipping to third, Lehigh up to fourth after a 53-0 win, with Juniata and Connecticut also in the top ten as 15 teams received votes in the Oct 17 balloting.
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Sal Maglie Named Coach of Red Sox Pitchers
Sal Maglie, age 42, will become Boston pitching coach succeeding Dave Ferriss. Maglie, famed as “The Barber” with the Giants and Dodgers, was chosen by Red Sox manager Billy Jurges after Ferriss resigned to coach athletic programs. Harris praised his pitching knowledge to boost the staff.
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Pascual Stands Out for Senators Despite Last Place Finish
Washington pitcher Camilo Pascual led the AL with 184 strikeouts, the highest by a Washington pitcher in 42 years, while winning 17 games. The Senators finished last in the league, with Pascual’s performance a bright spot over the season.
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